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The Rhea 730 Timonier is an affordable entry-level gentleman's cruiser, hand-crafted in France. Traditionally classical, easy to maintain, and excellent value.
The Timonier serves a variety of functions, with its large aft deck making for an excellent fishing or entertaining platform. The sliding doors allow for ease of access into the spacious and light-filled cabin. The interior layout is well designed and equipped, proving the Timonier as a great day boat or weekender with family and friends.
The conventional shaft-drive design is fully protected by the boat's keel, allowing it to be careened with ease or moored in shallow water, offering a versatile, easy-to-handle package. This design caters to the more traditional style and old-world values in boat building. The traditional hull design also lends itself to a smooth and comfortable ride, while also proving very seaworthy in rough conditions. The efficiency of the inboard diesel gives the boat an excellent range.
A variety of options and upgrades are available.
Delivery across Australia is available. Prices quoted are base prices sail away ex Sydney, fully commissioned and taxes paid.*
*Prices depend on various factors, including FX rates, shipping rates and supplier prices. Accordingly, prices are subject to change and should be considered as estimates only.
Length: 23" 9" | Beam: 9' 8" | Draft: 2' 4" | Weight: 2,700 Kg
The circulation onboard is the main advantage of the Rhéa 730. The gangways are really well protected, deep and wide, allowing fishermen to easily walk around the wheelhouse to follow their catch.
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